New Brampton food delivery app promises transparent pricing
A new food delivery service has entered the market in Brampton, aiming to shake up the industry with a transparent pricing model and a Canadian-first identity.
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Gene Hackman's life throughout the years
The gruff-but-beloved Hackman was among the finest actors of his generation, appearing as villains, heroes and antiheroes in dozens of dramas, comedies and action films from the 1960s until his retirement in the early 2000s.
Toronto
Toronto-run child-care centres, March Break rec programs will close if city workers strike: city manager
The City of Toronto announced Friday that, should the union representing the city’s 27,000 inside workers decide to strike, several family services will close, including 39 Toronto-run daycare and early learning centres.
Canada
‘I did all of my research’: Canadians lose hundreds of thousands in GIC investment scam
Const. Cory Riggs with the Alberta RCMP says criminals create professional-looking websites that may seem legitimate. This entices people to get involved and make themselves vulnerable to scams.
Ontario Election 2025
Doug Ford’s PC Party wins snap Ontario election, securing third majority
Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservative Party will be returning to Queen’s Park with a third straight majority mandate after claiming victory in a snap election called on the threat of U.S. tariffs that could devastate Ontario’s economy.
Toronto City Hall
Can Toronto fix its gridlock issues? The Toronto Region Board of Trade has an action plan that says ‘yes’
It takes drivers on Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway up to twice as long to navigate a five kilometre stretch during rush hour when compared to off-peak times.
